The damage and over-exploitation of water resources in Mexico is compromising not only the quality of the water, but surrounding ecosystems, as well.

One zoo in La Paz, Bolivia, Vesty Pakos, is taking on an ambitious reproductive project to save several wild animal species, specifically the condor and the flamingo.

The VIII World Water Forum, held in Brasilia, Brazil, brought together leaders in water policy and conservation from around the world to discuss the efficient use of water resources globally. 

Cajamarca, an important agricultural community in Colombia, sacrificed potential economic gains for sustainability.

The Dominican Republic’s Ministry of the Environment and Natural Resources delivered its Access Rule to Genetic Resources – which is largely used for research purposes – to non-governmental and business organizations.

A group of Santander journalists followed up, step by step, the oil spill near Lizama creek, using drones and shoe leather to get the story.

A recent forum and workshop hosted by the Environmental Ministry of Ecuador presented a regional project to reduce electronic waste.

Biological corridors and protected natural areas are fundamental elements for the conservation of biodiversity worldwide.

Water management is a worldwide concern, especially as the effects of climate change and population growth are putting stress on clean, potable water sources; yet in Mexico, the rate at which these sources are disappearing is frightening.

The World Bank recently released a report with some dire predictions about the future that Mexico faces due to climate change.